The future of Europe has never been more hotly debated. The European Commission Representation in Ireland presents #EUandME, a special free screening of six short films in the Omniplex Cinema Waterford. The films explore some of the key contemporary challenges facing citizens today. Directed by leading European filmmakers, #EUandME is a timely reflection on some of the most pressing issues, particularly affecting young people.
#EUandME Event Details
- Date: 04/12/2019 – 11:30 to 13:00
- Venue: Omniplex Cinema, Patrick Street, Waterford City
The screening will be followed by a panel discussion and audience debate. The guest speakers will be:
- Siobhán Rudden from the Southern Regional Assembly,
- Gerard Arthurs from Waterford Institute of Technology
- Senan Cooke of Dunhill Ecopark.
The event will be hosted by Jonathan Claridge, European Commission Representation in Ireland.
A new publication ‘What’s the Story?’ will have its Waterford launch at the event. It contains 25 stories about Ireland and Europe, including a ground-breaking research project at Waterford IT, Dunhill’s Ecopark and the Anne Valley Walkway.
Click here to book your free place at this event.
This event is co-organised by the European Commission Representation in Ireland, Eclipse Pictures and Waterford Europe Direct Information Centre.
About What’s the Story? 25 stories about Ireland and Europe
One of the greatest stories to be told today is that of Ireland’s relationship with Europe. It’s a tale that has lasted over four decades, and one that will continue to unfold for many future generations. It is a tale of peace, prosperity, freedom and hope. The real story of the European Union and Ireland however can be found in the stories that unfold quietly and without fuss in the communities, businesses, farms, schools and universities around the country.
The European Commission Representation in Ireland has put together 25 stories that highlight just some of the ways that Ireland benefits from European Union membership.
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